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For this #InternationalZebraDay enjoy this exquisite shot of the Rare Two Headed Grevy’s Zebra 😂 Unique to Loisaba Conservancy in Kenya by #wildographer & photosafari guide @andrewschoeman * #Wildography #wildographyandsafaris #africansafari #andrewschoeman #loisabatentedcamp #loisaba #grevyszebra #kenya #photosafari (at Loisaba Tented Camp) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoGOhJgMcyv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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GRÉVY ZEBRA (Detail) Equus grevyi ©Laura Quick
Zebras have excellent eyesight with the eyes on the side of the head to give them a wide field of view. They also have a good sense of smell and taste. ... The coat pattern of a zebra is unique to each animal just like fingerprints are to humans.
Grévy Zebras are the largest of the zebras, also called Imperial Zebras.
Males are territorial of land, rather than tending to a harem.
Zebra can run up to 40mph (65km/h). They combine this fast running with excellent stamina as well as being able to run in zig-zagging motions to evade predators that are chasing them.
They may also zig zag as they run, as they cannot see directly in front of themselves due to the placement of their eyes.
Weight: 350 to 450 kilograms (770-994 pounds)
Zebra are very caring and protective mothers. Infant zebras are able to stand, walk and suckle shortly after birth, and will continue to drink their mother’s milk for the first year of life.
Although they may appear to be badly camouflaged, when they are in a herd the zebra’s distinct stripes merge into a big mass and make it hard for predators to single out individual animals.
Zebra skin is black, fur is black and white
When #ThrowbackThursday and #InternationalZebraDay come together... A beautiful photo of Grevy’s zebra from my adventures in Kenya a few years back. Learn more about the endanger Grevy’s zebra and even get involved in conservation- follow @GrevysZebraTrust! . . . . . #GrevysZebra #endangeredspecies #zebra #savingspecies #explore #wildlifeconservation #Kenya #Africa #travel #instatravel #travelgram #africananimals #equine #blackandwhitephotography #lifeofadventure https://www.instagram.com/p/BtU80UCFu60/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17jub8wp781os
For Mum’s birthday #ZOOdle #illustration #grevyszebra #madewithpaper #marwellzoo https://www.instagram.com/p/Bp2ga2cBOc4/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=l8os2t56hwcu
We love starting our day with some #ConservationOptimism 🦓🦓🦓| Repost @lewa_wildlife | The results of the Great Grevy's Rally, 2018 are out! And they are incredibly encouraging - Kenya now holds 2,812 Grevy's zebra, an increase from the 2,350 count from 2016. The increase is partly as a result of enhanced survey effort in the northern counties- more teams drove their routes repeatedly and many Grevy's zebra missed in 2016 were 'found' in GGR 2018! But more so, the continued efforts by communities and conservation areas to conserve this rare zebra species. The results have only been made possible thanks to the citizen scientists that drove over 25, 000 km squared area in the Grevy's zebra's range, and the great collaboration by numerous conservation partners. The results were released this weekend during the Great Grevy's Ball to national and county governments, conservationists and citizen scientists who came together to celebrate this momentous effort. The future is bright for the endangered Grevy's zebra in Kenya, and our national target is to increase the population to 3,000 by 2020. Photo: @acsafaris #Grevyszebra #zebra #endangered #optimism #WhyILoveKenya #wildlifeconservation #hope #endangeredspecies #endextinction #wildlifephotography #wildlife #conservation #fieldwork #animals #Africa #KeyConservation
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Grevy's zebras can be distinguished from plains and mountain zebras with many identifiable features such as large rounded ears, narrower stripes, a white belly, and a light muzzle. Our partners at @grevyszebratrust in Kenya conserve the endangered Grevy’s zebra and its fragile habitat in partnership with local communities to provide a bright future for everybody. Photo by: Suzi Eszterhas #grevyszebra #zebra #africa #wildlife #conservation #wildlifewednesday #wildlifephotography
2 Grevy's Zebras by Fisherman01 https://flic.kr/p/2omBQ4G
Must admit, it was pretty amazing to see a small herd of Grevy's Zebra while visiting the team at Grevy's Zebra Trust in #Kenya. (This was a little over a year ago.) Staggering to think how endangered they are, but so much hope hope exists in the work they are doing. #InternationalZebraDay #conservation #science #wildlifeaddicts #wildlife_seekers #explore #adventure #africa #samburu #GrevysZebraTrust #grevyszebra #zebra #zoology
